Independent Trump's AI Deepfake Video Targets Celebrities, Sparks Controversy
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- •Trump's AI video mocks celebrities for their criticism, featuring deepfake technology.
- •Rosie O'Donnell publicly condemned Trump, suggesting he should be impeached.
- •The incident reflects ongoing political tensions and the controversial use of AI in media.
Donald Trump posted a deepfake AI video on Truth Social featuring celebrities like Rosie O'Donnell, John Leguizamo, and others, claiming they suffer from 'Trump Derangement Syndrome.' The video portrays Trump as a doctor prescribing remedies for the alleged ailment. O'Donnell responded, criticizing Trump and suggesting he is 'ill' and should be removed from office. The video has gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from supporters and critics alike. While O'Donnell has not confirmed any legal action, there is speculation about potential lawsuits from her and other featured celebrities. The feud between Trump and O'Donnell dates back nearly 20 years, rooted in past public exchanges. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions in U.S. politics and the use of AI technology in political discourse.
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